- Female
- 30 Years
- 14/08/2025
Looking for advice on treating keloids heard cryo surgery might help but not sure. Are there other effective treatments I should consider? What's the best approach to get rid of them for good?

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View allI'm looking for some advice on dealing with keloids. I've already tried the injections, but I haven't seen the results I was hoping for. Are there any scar removal creams that might help lighten the color of keloids? I'd really like to know if there's something that could work for me.
Kozicare cream is advised.Side-effects include itching and hypersensitivity reactions
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I've been using Pandram Plus cream for about 7 to 8 years, and now I've noticed my skin has turned white. I'm really concerned about whether this could be harmful to my skin. What product can I use to keep my skin bright after I stop using Pandram Plus? Can you suggest something?
Visit Dermatologist for evaluation and appropriate management
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I recently had a minor accident and got some scratches on my feet where the skin peeled off. I went to the hospital to get it dressed and, a couple of days later, began using this Megaheal Ointment. But now I'm noticing that the ointment forms this layer over my wound, almost like gum. I'm curious and a bit concerned because the wound seems like it's still wet. Every time I apply more ointment, it keeps forming this thick layer. Should I be cleaning off the old layer before putting on new ointment, or is it okay to just keep adding it on top? I'm wondering if this layer is actually helping my wound to heal or if I should be doing something differently. I'm also a bit worried about the pain I might feel if I have to peel off that thick layer from the ointment. Am I doing the right thing for healing, or is there something I should change?
You're using Megaheal Ointment correctly, as it forms a protective barrier, promoting a moist environment for wound healing; to manage the thick layer, gently clean the wound with saline water or a mild soap solution before reapplying the ointment, rather than peeling off the layer, which can be painful and disrupt the healing process.
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